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Explore the wild, illustrated story of money from past to present.
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Money

A Richly Illustrated History

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  • Hardcover

    80 pages

  • Release Date

    12 November 2024

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Summary

This visually extraordinary book presents the history of money as it has never been seen before - from coins to contactless, bankruptcy to billionaires - perfect for readers aged 9+.

From trading seashells and vegetables to mining for cryptocurrency, the journey from cash to contactless has been one full of trial and error, entrepreneurial geniuses and expanding economies.

Uniquely presented through a series of posters, comic-strip retellings, timelines, newspaper articles and…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781800785700
ISBN-10:1800785704
Author:Nick Taylor, Alex Woolf
Publisher:Templar Publishing
Imprint:Big Picture Press
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:80
Release Date:12 November 2024
Weight:798g
Dimensions:235mm x 300mm
Audience Age:9-12
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B-Format
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A4
Money by Nick Taylor - ISBN: 9781800785700
235 × 300 mm
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What They're Saying

Critics Review

A fascinating history of money and banking throughout history taking us from bartering to crypto currencies […] Well illustrated and attractive. * Books For Keeps *
‘attractively presented and comprehensive in content, this isan entertaining and informative introduction to economics’ * The School Librarian *

About The Author

Nick Taylor

Alex Woolf (Author)

Alex Woolf is the author of over two hundred books, mainly for children and young adults. These include Days That Shook the World: The Wall Street Crash (Wayland, 2002) and You Wouldn’t Want to Live without Money (Salariya, 2016). Alex lives in Southgate, North London, with his wife and two children.

Nick Taylor (Illustrator)

Nick Taylor is an illustrator and graphic artist based in Nottinghamshire, UK. His background in printmaking constantly informs the image-making process, and his inspirations include vintage Penguin book covers, 70’s sci-fi films, old issues of Graphis magazine, discovering unheard vinyl treasures, the mysteries of the cosmos and his small but thoughtfully curated stamp collection.

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